“America did a terrible thing. Aren’t you Japanese angry about the atrocity that was perpetrated on you?”

 

怒るゲバラ、モンローはため息　広島・長崎に刻んだ思い

Guevara visits Hiroshima, can’t conceal anger at atrocity

In a visit to the Peace Memorial Museum, as he gazed intently at the many photographs and other items from the aftermath of the bombing, Guevara suddenly said to his guide in English, “America did a terrible thing. Aren’t you Japanese angry about the atrocity that was perpetrated on you?”

 

Nelson Mandela

If there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States of America. [APPLAUSE] They don't care for human beings. Fifty-seven years ago, when Japan was retreating on all fronts, they decided to drop the atom bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki; killed a lot of innocent people, who are still suffering the effects of those bombs. Those bombs were not aimed against the Japanese, they were aimed against the Soviet Union to say, 'look, this is the power that we have. If you dare oppose what we do, this is what is going to happen to you'. Because they are so arrogant, they decided to kill innocent people in Japan, who are still suffering from that. Who are they, now, to pretend that they are the policemen of the world? [APPLAUSE] 

　英米の主流メディアは米国の犯した罪に耐えられないんだろうなあ、まだ。いまだにその罪に直面せず、他国の過ちばかりあげつらっている・・・・若さゆえなのか・・・

（hiroshima)